2026 Peace Day: Peace begins in the classroom
By Olalekan A. Babatunde Today is the International Day of Peace, a day the world dedicated to observe and strengthen the ideals of peace and to reflect on the state of conflict and violence within and among nations and peoples. This year’s theme is “Invest in Peace: For Everyone, Everywhere, Every Day.” For Nigeria, the […]
Despite all, I’ll keep singing and swinging ― Lagos
I LOVE Lagos. Who doesn’t? Forget the grinding traffic jam, the ever-bustling bus stops, the noisy markets and all those discourteous motorcyclists, who are a big pain in the neck. And the street urchins. Forget them all for a while. Let’s sing our own sweet song instead. ALSO READ: Sanwo-Olu declares emergency on Lagos roads, […]
Does staring at a woman’s breast elongate a man’s life?
Over the years, medical scientists have suggested that women live longer than men with researches showing a survival advantage for females in all reviews. Researches have also been carried out toward unraveling the cause of this riddle.
Remembering Alex Ekwueme
It was on November 20, 2017, that Nigerians woke up to the sad news of the demise of Nigeria’s former Vice President, pioneer Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party and father of our democracy, Dr. Alex Ekwueme.
Inside Afe Babalola’s book
Frontline legal icon, Educationist and Founder & Chancellor of Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti, ABUAD, Aare Afe Babalola, SAN, has taken his vociferous call for the restructuring of the country a notch higher by releasing into the market a 343-page book titled The Elusive Search for Nation Nigeria.
JKF2: Restoring values, enhancing impact
My vision for our great State is that this is a place where people can thrive and live their lives in dignity. A place where workers do not labour in vain. A place where our young people do not roam the streets looking for jobs that are not there, a place where people are not so hungry they resort to pilfering food to survive
